The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-03-12
Mrs. VIM. Wheelon preseI

rible proud of them, and why not?
Billy Pattison says it Is a boy
this time and no mistake He arrived
the fore part of the week, and Billy
says he beats the real estate boom all
/ to pieces.
If you have any property to sell
leave list Of it at the TINES office.
Ii you wish to buy tell US what it is
you want and we will try and get it
for you.
Next Thursday 18th, is ST.
/ Patrick day. Duluth's Ancient Or
der of Hebernians, No. /, are prepar-
ing to celebrate the day in becom-
ing manner.
+ beginning with Thursday even
ing last, the mail for the night train
closes at $50, and arrives at s O'Clock.
You will therefore please govern your
self accordingly.
! Mr. W. NJ. Steele, one of West Su-
I reFior's wideawake lawyers, called the
other day, and gave us his card for
publication, which will be found in
7 another column.
/ "A. 6. Descent, of Wapheton, d.
T., was in the city Tuesday, and call
ed to renew his subscription to the
TINES. His faith in Superior is con
stantly increasing.
The paper published in another
column on Epic Poetry" was read
before the c. L. S. G. at the regular
meeting Wednesday evening by one
Of The young lady members.
The district court of the United
tates will not hold any session in Du-
18th. The President stuck the bill in
his pocket and forgot all about it I'M
til it had diei by limitation.
Judge Martin of Duluth was IS
years old last Tuesday, and the mem
bers of the Duluth bar, made the day
memorable by presenting him with q
fine ebony gold headed cane.
Mr.. S. e. Tubbs is now settled in
his new quarters in the Richie build
ing, corner Of Second street and Beck
er ayenuc, whore he will be pleased to
welcome his friends and patrons
The North Wisconsin News says:
VIM. Bieglcr made Trip TO Vest
Superior the first Of the week. lie
likes the outlook very much and thinks
some OF starting meat market there.
Mr.. Hartnett, of West SuDerior,
a member OF the real estate frnl Of
Eaton, lIartnett & Co., made us a
pleasant call the fore part OF the week.
He reports business lively al the West
end.
Prof. c. II. Sunlerian.l, has re-
signed his place as principle Of The
West Superior school vii! ieYote him
sell hereafter 10 the real estate and in
saraace business. Success to thee,
Charley.
The division en- Irnsiasts Of Yves;
Superior, with Tax Title Charley as
rs wiling tool got t1eir division bill
through the Assembly, bat ii is quite
likely thet It will be killed in the sen
ate as it ought to be.
Mr.. Charles D. Felt has been
spending week or two at bis farm in
Minnesota ami with friends at the old
home al AnoSa in that state. He re
turned Thursday last, and is now
ready to take hand in the real es-
tate boom.
Superior real estate is coming t.
the front rapidly, and yet we have not
secured grounds for agricultural fair
and driving track purposes. Some
thing ought to be done in this direc-
ton now, before land gets to be still
more expensive.
S. S Kepler, editor of the Eau
Claire News, made our city a flying
visit on Wednesday, and we regret
that we were not in when he called on
the TINES, thoug', we had the pleasure
Of meeting the gentleman in West Su-
perior. Call again, brother KepIer.
On Tuesday brakeman fell be-
tween the cars and was horribly man
gled both legs being entirely. severed
from the body The chain on break
parted and caused the accident The
accident occurred at Prescott, this
state.
W. c. Henry Of New York, and
Mr.. HingIing, Of St. Paul, made our
city visit last Wednesday. Both
gentlemen are large holders in the
Lehigh coal company. The operat-
ions Of this company at the head of
the lake this coming season. aud henc-
forth will be very largc.
In drunken row at Thompson,
just across the line in Minnesota, in
the soloon of one Freeman, last week,
his bartender, John Brown, struck one
Frank Buffers over the head with a
Billiard cue, crushing the skull and